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Scientists advise everyone to follow '21 second rule' when weeing to stay healthy
Scientists have shared a universal '21 second rule' peeing rule, which is important for a healthy body.
It's safe to say that most of us probably don't track how often and how long we're using the toilet every day.
However it might be worth busting out your phone timer or counting to 21 next time you sense the urge to empty your bladder - and there's a very important reason why.
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Now counting the seconds that you urinate may sound a little random, but trust us on this one as there's actually Nobel prize winning research behind it.
Well, Ig Nobel Prize award winning.
But it's still pretty impressive nonetheless.
What is the 21 second law of urination?
Pioneered by a group of scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology, the 'Law of Urination' is the idea that any mammal who weighs over over three kilograms (6.6 pounds) need around 21 seconds to completel